For Veterans
Hi Veterans! Need help for yourself or a loved one? Stop looking! Our website offers veterans, their families, and supportive communities with the latest resources and information.
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We attempt to simplify veteran matters since we know they may be daunting. We're imperfect! We recognize that certain resources may become obsolete, or new ones may be discovered. If you see an error or know of a useful site, please let us know! Thanks for serving our nation. Our website should help you. |
For Volunteers
Let’s join our hands, hearts, talents and skills; Together we’ll make a quality difference for veterans in need of our best. Please check out the needs listed to find your fit, fill out the form, include your volunteer interests and contact information.
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For Donors
Why does your contribution help? Simply put, veterans with invisible wounds like PTSD, MST, TBI and others often cannot advocate for themselves effectively. Without advocacy, education & you, their wounds will remain invisible. Please give generously.
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For Activists
Does this stuff really trip your trigger? Does it upset you so much that you would write a letter, go to meetings, express strong opinions? That makes you an activist! We want to stay in touch so we may build alliances. Let’s make a difference!
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What’s New
About the VNRCMany veterans have successfully re-entered society after coming home from overseas deployments. Many veterans have overcome conditions such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Military Sexual Trauma (MST), and even Burn Trauma. However, many veterans have also found it quite difficult—if not impossible—to reintegrate into society. The Veterans National Resource Center’s mission is to advocate for those veterans who are struggling to adapt to a normal life and assist them with the transition. We do so with the general public, state and national policy makers, and with the veterans themselves.
The VNRC is a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization (IRS Tax ID is 27-3714537). Bob Krause, President and Chairman of the Board of VNRC, is an outstanding veterans’ advocate who has been tested by time and circumstance. A retired colonel with service in the National Guard and Army Reserve, Krause is a leader dedicated to elevate our veterans suffering from PTSD, TBI, MST and other illnesses and conditions of war. |
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What People Are Saying About VNRC
VNRC helps all the veterans that are in need, especially those that are homeless and are affected and traumatized. |
Bob and Vicki are tireless advocates for Veterans needs and rights. They fight hard and with compassion. |
So thankful to Veterans National Recovery Center and their continued support as I work on wellness. |
My dad, two brothers, and sister were veterans. Thanks for all you do to help them! |
The VNRC does its very best in trying to help veterans. They take the hard stories and review them. It just seems that people don’t care, but they Do. Thank you for trying. |
They advocate for veterans who are struggling with PTSD! |
Veterans and Services - Do you know your Job Rights
PROBLEMS WITH YOUR CIVILIAN JOB?
Phone Counseling on Rights and Responsibilities under the Uniformed Services Employment & Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) By the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve.
What happens when problems fester at work? Usually somebody gets hurt – firings, illegal or legal wind up doing real damage to service members and their families!
But the problems can be stopped!! Guard and Reserve Service members and civilian employers - Don't let your #USERRA questions/issues with your employer or employee escalate. National Case managers and volunteers across 54 Committees covering all States, Territories, and DC are ready to serve you. Call 1-800-336-4590, option 1.
Phone Counseling on Rights and Responsibilities under the Uniformed Services Employment & Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) By the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve.
What happens when problems fester at work? Usually somebody gets hurt – firings, illegal or legal wind up doing real damage to service members and their families!
But the problems can be stopped!! Guard and Reserve Service members and civilian employers - Don't let your #USERRA questions/issues with your employer or employee escalate. National Case managers and volunteers across 54 Committees covering all States, Territories, and DC are ready to serve you. Call 1-800-336-4590, option 1.